All-MVAL Boys Soccer First and Second Teams Named
The league announced the All-MVAL first and second teams with a wide slate of players from Williamsport Middletown Smithsburg North Hagerstown South Hagerstown Boonsboro Catoctin FSK Walkersville and Brunswick. Notable picks include Brent Beery Rob Boyer Richie Daughtridge and Damien Fenzel among first team midfielders and strikers across several schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent Beery
Rob Boyer
Richie Daughtridge
Jeremy Detwiler
John Engel
Damien Fenzel
Mark Gallahan
Steve Groves
Matt Hollis
Chad Joy
Max Krumpe
Peter Medd
Darren Moser
Rod Newton
Tim Peterson
David Schleigh
Williamsport
Middletown
Smithsburg
S. Hagerstown
Brunswick
N. Hagerstown
Catoctin
Boonsboro
Walkersville
Chris Aleshire
Keith Barker
Don Chapman
Paul Coale
FSK
Matt DeOrsey
Robb-Ford, Jr
Jon Gardinier
Kris Marcantonio
Eric Matson
Jeremy Metcalf
Ken Putnam
Jeremy Shupp
Eric Vogel
Mark Drew
Jeremy Grenier
B. J. Goetz
Gabe Reilly
Chris Doll
David Feldser
Jeff Jurdiak
Mac Carr
Scott Kreit
Ben Boniface
Greg Sands
Ben Gossard
David Lobley
Rick Walter
Cameron Chesnik
Jason Senuta
Eric Guyton
Wyatt Marshall
Marissa Adkins
Amy Minnick, Sr
Shannon Warner, Sr
Angie Simpson
Beverly Tyergar
Paula Bittner
Laird Hedlund
Jackie Berkey
Lisa Roessler
Jessica Mongrain
Joey Husar
Walkers
Carla Houser
Becky Stephens
Kathy McKinney
Amy Barnes
Toni Martin
Amy Warrenfeltz
Kathy Zonis
Diana Muto
Beth Shew
Michele Hahn
Rachel Levine
Sheri Huckleberry
Nina Mento
Erin Murphy
N April Krueger
Hagerstown
Heather Karap
Leslie Huffer
Jessie Mellrath
Ann DeByl
Cheryl Baker
Tina Smith
Karen Kurtyka
Jessica Benchoff
Paul Spurrier
Joey Toms
Chris Miller
Brad Smith
Jeff Cree
Dan Encu
Jeremy Harbaugh
Taylor Basye
Jon Hjembo
Lora Price
Karen Carpenter
Ali Jones
Gretchen Walz
Katrina Hallein
Meghan Murphy
Pam Holtzman
Joanne Yourishin
Katrina Peterson
Kelly Delp
Shannon Hugg
Frances Bourne, Sr
Colonial Beach Dominate MSD In 54-0 Season Finale
Colonial Beach routed Maryland School for the Deaf 54-0 in Colonial Beach Virginia. MSD coach Charlie Day lamented a second half collapse after a 22-0 halftime deficit. The unbeaten Eagles outgained the Orioles 226 to 102 on the ground while MSD threw two completions for 12 yards and intercepted one pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Beach
Maryland School For the Deaf
Orioles
MSD
Charlie Day
Day
Joey Greeger
NL draft shuffle shapes two new expansion rosters
The article lists protected and unprotected players, notes Marlins and Rockies will not overspend, and outlines likely strategies for the two new NL clubs drafting 36 players each. It highlights veterans, possible trades, and notable names like Smith Bell Lind plus prospects from Cincinnati Montreal and Texas. Each existing team loses one player in the first round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Florida
Cincinnati
Chris Hammond
Montreal
Jeff Fassero
Texas
Scott Chiamparino
Brian Bohanon
Marlins
Rockies
Smith
St. Louis
Bell
Chicago White Sox
Lind
Pittsburgh Pirates
Howe's Free Agency Status Tied to Arbitration Ruling
Sunday marked the deadline for free agency filings but Howe’s agent indicated he prefers re-signing with New York. Arbitrator Nicolau’s draft opinion cites a mitigating medical or psychological factor affecting sanctions. Orioles, fans, and officials react to the decision’s implications for baseball rules and conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
New York
Eugene Orza
Major League Baseball Players Association
Orza
Nicolau
Baseball
Union of
Steve Greenberg
Vincent
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